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Co-working in Zadar

How many coworking spaces are there in Zadar?

Coworking spaces listed

3

Updated July 2026

In Zadar, 3 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs €120/month.

Typical monthly desk
€120
Typical day pass
€15
Overall5.1/10Weaker coworking than about 55% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • COIN Coworking is currently the main established, purpose-built coworking space in Zadar — the scene here is still small compared to Split or Zagreb, so don't expect a wide choice of venues.
  • Code Hub Zadar is free to use but is oriented toward students and local IT entrepreneurs near the university campus, rather than being a paid nomad-facing coworking brand — walk-in access and hours may be more limited than at a commercial space like COIN.
  • No hotel-based coworking hybrids (a hotel offering a public-facing coworking area) were found operating in Zadar itself at the time of research — this format exists in other Croatian coastal cities (e.g. Split) but doesn't appear to have a Zadar equivalent yet.
  • If you can't get to COIN, the Zadar City Library and a number of work-friendly cafés around the Old Town/Poluotok are commonly used informal alternatives.
  • Zadar does not have a Soho House-style private membership club — that format simply hasn't reached this city yet.
  • Digital Nomad Valley Zadar (Borik) is the one genuine coworking+coliving hybrid concept documented for Zadar, built around a Falkensteiner resort/campsite, with perks like free spa and pool access for residents.
  • This project generated a lot of press when it launched around 2021–2022, but we could not find any recent (2024–2026) confirmation that it is still actively operating or taking bookings — contact them directly before planning a stay around this specific option, and have a backup plan (e.g. a standard coworking desk plus a separate short-term rental).

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • COIN Coworking Zadar
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Put Murvice, on the mainland side of the city, about a 10-20 minute walk from the Old Town (accounts differ slightly on exact walk time; also close to the main bus station)
    Monthly Price
    €120
    Day Pass Price
    €15
    Vibe and Amenities
    COIN is described by users as a bright, modern, well-maintained space with a friendly, community-driven vibe popular with local entrepreneurs, freelancers and visiting digital nomads (including groups like WiFi Tribe). The venue is roughly 365 m² and includes three office spaces plus an open coworking area totalling around 33 working positions, two phone booths for calls/video conferencing, a meeting room seating up to 25, a smaller meeting room for 3-4 people, a shared kitchen/living room, high-speed Wi-Fi, printing/scanning, coffee/tea, and video surveillance and access control.
  • Code Hub Zadar
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Ulica Dr. Franje Tuđmana 24d, near the University of Zadar's old and new campus and student dormitory area
    Monthly Price
    €0.00
    Day Pass Price
    €0.00
    Vibe and Amenities
    A university-adjacent space aimed primarily at students and IT entrepreneurs, with a classroom/coworking zone, an event space, a living room and a kitchen across roughly 94 m². Use of the space is free, funded through an EU-co-financed project (2CODE, ERDF/IPA II). Amenities are described as including fast internet and a modern, adaptable layout that can be reconfigured for events.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
No Soho House-style private membership club (combining work, social, and lifestyle amenities under a paid membership tier) was found operating in Zadar. This format is characteristic of larger metros and does not currently exist in this small Dalmatian coastal city.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Digital Nomad Valley Zadar (Also Referred to As 'Zadar Valley' / 'The Valley')
    Vibe
    Small, curated 'digital nomad village' feel rather than a slick corporate coliving brand — resort-style setting with spa/pool perks, aimed at building an intentional remote-work community rather than drop-in coworking.
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Borik
    Description
    A coliving-hybrid concept built around Premium Camping Zadar and the Falkensteiner resort in Borik, combining mobile-home/studio coliving accommodation with an on-site coworking space inside the partner hotel. It launched with backing from the Zadar Tourist Board and the Digital Nomad Association Croatia.
    Location Note
    Borik is a short walk from Zadar's historic Old Town.

    Pricing

    Coliving Accommodation From
    €130

    This was the launch-era introductory rate advertised for a minimum 2-week stay; no current 2025/2026 pricing could be confirmed.

    Amenities

    • On-site coworking space inside the Falkensteiner hotel
    • Free spa, gym, and indoor pool access for residents
    • Community manager and organized events/meetups
    • Restaurant/bar, beach access, laundry and parking within the resort grounds
    • Mobile-home/studio units with kitchenette, balcony, and dining-work area, plus optional shared coliving rooms

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 8 visits.

AI-generated estimateData refreshed July 2026

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